La Bastide des Terres, Mirmande, South of France
France
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We’re picturing a wedding feast al fresco on the manicured lawns, under a stylish marquee.
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What's So Special About La Bastide des Terres?
Located in the Drôme Provence in the South France, La Bastide des Terres is a jewel of the French Bourgeoisie, originally built in the 18th Century.
An exceptional house right in the middle of a park, surrounded by 13,000 sq meters of intrusion free beauty, this delightful French home is an incroyable French wedding venue.
With a refined and spacious interior, La Bastide des Terres has an authentically french, charming character. The main Bastide is a 600 sq meter, 2 story building. The first floor consists of a kitchen (and secondary kitchen), a large common area with a chimney, two dining rooms, an office corner and a small living room as well as a large library. The second floor consists of 6 separate suites, each equipped with their own washrooms.
The second property, named Housekeeper House is a 300 sq meter, 2 story building. On the first floor, you’ll find a large dining room area and on the second floor there’s a kitchen, 4 bedrooms including one that has its own private washroom, 2 separate washrooms and a large living room that can be used to accommodate additional guests staying over. In total, the venue can accommodate up to 30 guests and can be comfortably spread out between the 2 buildings.
The grounds of the property are complete with beautifully manicured gardens, a heated pool (ideal for the ‘day after the wedding’ pool and bbq celebrations), a stunning orangery that opens out onto an exceptional terrace area and a quaint rose garden.
Recognised as one of the most beautiful villages in France, the nearest village is Mirmande (Drôme provençale). You’ll find plenty of further accommodation here for your guests.
Nearest Airports: Marseille (1h 40), Avignon (65 min), Lyon (1h 40).
Price from €10,000
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Outside the months of July and August you can use the local church as an plan B should the weather look unpredictable.
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Flight Duration
1hr 15 to the North, 2hrs to the South, depending on where you’re flying to and from.
Currency
Euro
Language Spoken
French (English is also widely spoken)
Vaccinations
n/a
Transportation
Big cities such as Paris have a metro but most locations have cheap and accessible public transport, such as trains and buses. Taxis are easy to find or call – available taxis are often indicated by a blue or white light.
Public Holidays
The French treat Christmas, Easter and New Year as serious holidays, as well as VE Day (8th May), Bastille Day (14th July), Armistice Day (11th November) and various saints days (e.g. All Saints' Day on 1st November).
Good Time to Go
Late May - Early October
good to know
If you're flexible with your Wedding date, late Spring (April/May) & early Autumn (Oct), just outside of High Season can be slightly cheaper when booking a venue. You will find late June & September dates book up quickly - these are the preferred months to celebrate a wedding in France.
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Address
70 Chemin de Chabrier, 26270 Mirmande, France
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